1. Patient Information Leaflet

Do not ______ this medicine if you are allergic to any of its ingredients.

• drive

• take

• contact

• feel

If you feel ______ after taking this medicine, do not drive or operate machines.

• rash

• fever

• drowsy

• nausea

______ your doctor immediately if you experience breathing problems.

• Contact

• Ignore

• Delay

• Finish

Some patients may have a ______ or itchy skin.

• drowsy

• drive

• rash

• fever

This medicine may cause ______, especially in children.

• rash

• nausea

• contact

• take

What does this sentence mean? "Stop taking the medicine and talk to your doctor if you have an allergic reaction."

• Keep taking the medicine and ignore the allergy

• Continue medicine but see a doctor later

• Stop medicine and contact a doctor if allergy happens

• Give medicine to someone else

Why do medicine leaflets use simple warning sentences?

• To fill space

• To confuse readers

• To make safety clear and easy

• To sell more medicine

Write your own warning sentence using “must not” or “should not.”

Example: